anthropochorons 



Archidiom 



anthropocho'rous {xfj^pos, a place)» 

 distributed by the action of man 

 (Rubel); anthropoph'ilous {<fn.\ioi, 

 I love), applied to plants that 

 follow man (Thellung). 



antibacte'rial, cf. Bacteria ; of sub- 

 stances protective against poison- 

 ous bacteria ; lysins (Conn) ; Anti- 

 bodies, protective substances aa 

 antitoxins (Conn) ; Anticonsimili'- 

 tnde {consimilis, entirely similar), 

 when the plane of a diatom divides 

 the frustule into two similar parts 

 which are doubly inverted (0. 

 Mueller) ; Antien'zymes, sub- 

 stances antagonistic to soluble 

 ferments ; Antiplei'on {-rrXelo?, 

 full), a lean year or cycle of scarcity 

 (Arctowski); Antisym'metry ( + 

 Symmetry), a synonym of Anticon- 

 siMiLiTUDE ; it may be invert'ed 

 '^, having a part turned upside 

 down ; perverted ~, a part turned 

 round, or triverted ~, a part in- 

 verted and perverted at the same 

 time (0. Mueller) ; antithet'ic, 

 p. 27, Interpolation Theory sug- 

 gested as its substitute (Church) ; 

 Antit'ropy {rpoTTrj, a turning), 

 applied to secondary roots which 

 arise from the main axis in regular 

 outward direction (Lopriore). 



ant'ler-like, — sha'ped, applied to 

 branched trichomes. 



apet'aloid {elBo^, resemblance), Her- 

 bert's term for apetalous. 



A'pex Time, when a leaf moves down 

 after a shock ; the period between 

 the latent period to its recovery 

 (Bose). 



Apban'imere (a, privative ; <haivoi, I 

 appear; ft^pos, a part), Delle 

 Valle's expression for Amitosis ; 

 Aphercot'ropism {Tpon-q, a turning), 

 the turning away from an obstruc- 

 tion (G. Henslow) ; Aphle'bioids, 

 pi. (eiSo?, resemblance), pinnules 

 serving as bud protectors in fronds 

 of Gleichenia Sm. ; aphotomet'ric, 

 add, (2) Wiesner's term for leaves 

 not affected by light ; aphototrop'ic, 

 turning away from light; Aphyll'- 

 ons For'estt formed of Casuarina 



Linn, in Java and Sunda ; Tjemoro 

 Forest (Warming). 



a'pical, addy (2) Kofoid's term for 

 anterior ii^ Dinoflagellates ; -^ Cap, 

 striations at the upper end of cells 

 in Oedogonium Link, due to re- 

 peated cell-divisions (West) ; ~' 

 Plate, part of the epivalve in Peri- 

 dineae (West). 



aplanoplast'id, Janet's term for 

 non-flagellate cells ; cf. Plano- 

 PLASTiD ; Aplaaosporan'gia (-f Spor- 

 angia), organs giving rise to 

 Aplanospores (West)"; apogam'ic, 

 asexual (Turesson) ; apomict'ial, 

 -t'ical, relating to Apomixis ; Apo- 

 sporog'ony, suppression of sporo- 

 gamy; the production of spores 

 after gametic fusion. 



appendic'ular, used by M. J. Benson 

 for ovules derived from foliar 

 origins, as capillary leaf-traces. 



Approxima'tion (L. Digby) = Asso- 

 ciation. 



Aquipra'ta, damp meadows. 



arach'noideus, add, (2), seedlings not 

 webbed but resembling spiders. 



araacar'ian, arancar'ioid, resembling 

 the structure of A raucaria Juss. ; 

 Arancarie'tnm, an association of 

 A raucaria. 



Arb'ascules {arbnscula, a shrub, a 

 peacock'fl. tuft), tufts of hyphae 

 within cells ; endotrophic mycor- 

 rhiza (Gallaud). 



Archebio'sis (jSt'oKn?, living), early- 

 development of life (Troland) ; adj. 

 archebiot'ic ; Archen'teron {ivrepov, 

 intestine), a sac in Volvox ; com- 

 municating with outside by a blas- 

 topore (Janet) ; Archiproct'um, 

 an early formed exit for spent 

 material in the same genus ; Arcb- 

 isto'ma {aro/JLa, mouth), a previous 

 formation in the same alga (Janet) ; 

 Arch'esphera, the archesperm before 

 fertilization (Bennett and Murray) ; 

 Archian'giosperms, pi. (+Angio- 

 sperms), primitive angiosperms ; 

 archchlamyd'eons (xAo^uV, a cloak), 

 term to include Polypetalae and 

 Incompletae (Engler) ; Archid'iam, 

 Chodat's term for the structure in 



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